Yeah, and at least the AnotherXG bank has most of those banks and
instruments mapped to instruments. Assuming the user has their
SoundFont synthesizer set to map loaded banks to MSB bank numbers as
is the default.
AnotherXG has these:
[125,0,0] GS Standard
[125,0,8] GS Room
[125,0,16] GS Power
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> I'm trying to make a soundfont from a single audio sample (somewhere
> between octave C3-C4). The sample is about 4 seconds. So it is set to the
> whole range of notes (0-127).
>
> What happens is the lower octave notes seems to lose some volume.
>
> More problematic are the upper octave notes,
Lots of questions. If someone can answer just some of them, please do. Some
of these might be more than just Fluidsynth, but Fluidsynth is used to produce
the final output and the notes don't sound too good for now.
I'm trying to make a soundfont from a single audio sample (somewhere between
It seems MSB of 127, 126, 120 have been used for Yamaha/XG drum kits.
For PSR-2000 keyboard, [MSB,LSB,Prog] for MSB 126:
[127,0,xx] Various drum kits
[126,0,0] SFX Kit1
[126,0,1] SFX Kit2
[126,0,35] Arabic Kit
For PSR-S900 (similarly in Tyros-2, Tyros-3):
[127,0,xx]
